Domaine Claude Bentz

This estate has become one of Remich's calling cards. And not just because of its top-quality wines — although they certainly were the catalyst that pushed winegrower Claude Bentz into the ranks of ‘Official Purveyors to the Court’ back in 2001.

People also come to see the remarkable garden behind the winery. You’ll be forgiven if, standing out amidst the fantastical sculptures, you feel like you’ve landed in a fairy tale.

Always held in spring and autumn, the estate’s public tasting days are also a bit different from those found elsewhere. Alongside the wine, the event also serves as a showcase for the work of Luxembourg artists.

A sparkling crémant has recently joined the estate’s range of still wines – and it's clear that this ambitious family already has its next challenge in its sights: daughter Jil Bentz, an architect, designed a new building with space for tasting events and art exhibits, as well as a wine bar and roomy festival hall with access to the garden.